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IF SUDDENLY WE ARE TALKING ABOUT A WEBSITE.
On the main page of our site there are several blocks, one of which is called ” How does TheQuestion work?”:
The first question there is about your topic. In general, I recommend reading the entire selection, you will be interested.
If you put it in a nutshell, then a normally formulated question is considered a correct and good question. This is a well-worded and well-formed question. The text is competent, clear, there is a cover on the topic. But this is an example of a poorly formulated question — the author added some comment after the question, which now also looks like a question.
What the hell? �As I want �so I ask . �Who “cares” why ” the question was asked . �All the same �right �ignore � my �question �or answer �him � as people �thinks is right. � This opinion �I �formed �after � �hundreds �other � questions �type � � linguist � Michael �Stallone , � in matters �which � moderators do not �see anything �meaningless �and �do not think it is a spammer . I also � therefore have the same right �ask �any � with my �point �of view of logical � questions . or not?
I also asked this question and didn't get a clear answer (that is, I didn't get an answer to how to ask a question correctly).
I think that by asking a question, we want to find out information for ourselves and bring this new information into our picture of the world (water drowns ice, frost returns water to ice, and so on). Therefore, it is important to ask the right question.
There is an example of a wrong question (in my dizni, emotions usually do this): What the hell are you doing here? What do you want me to do?”
I think that the main rule of asking a question should be a clear understanding of what you want to know, and not a question will throw out an emotion (as in the example above).
I ask the question “What are you doing here?” because I want to find out why he is right here and right now (for example, this person should be at work). This is an example.
Such people (picture below) waste your time if you try to answer it. He did not specify which question should be answered (or how to write a term paper or how not to drain Lake Baikal). I think these are pranksters who want to see how people will react to such questions.